Joseph Frampton, PA-C is a board certified physician assistant. Prior to working in pain management and spine care, he spent several years in family medicine and general orthopedics. He strives to provide his patients the best education and treatment through a multi-disciplinary approach to pain that includes medications, physical therapy, variable therapeutic injections, surgical services, and psychological services.

Amos Haley is a board-certified family nurse practitioner. Prior to joining St. Luke's he specialized in orthopedics, primarily treating hip and knee arthritis.

Amos earned his bachelor's degree in nursing from Boise State University and his master's degree in nursing from Gonzaga University.

Michael McEntire, MD enjoys helping patients find pain relief through a variety of methods, with the ultimate goal of improved functioning. He believes that a multidisciplinary approach to pain management is most beneficial.

When possible, Dr. McEntire targets pain at its source through procedures aimed at joints, nerves, muscles, and ligaments. When necessary, he performs surgical procedures that involve implanting devices that directly target the spine. He uses many types of medication to treat chronic pain, avoiding long-term use of opioids. He believes strongly in the benefits of physical therapy and psychological support.

Julia Middleton, PA-C is a board certified physician assistant through the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants. She received a bachelor's degree in health science studies from Boise State University, and a master's in physician assistant studies from the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. Her focus is on nutrition, exercise, and mindfulness and the roles they play in treating chronic disease.

Michael D. Severson, MD completed his residency in anesthesiology at UCLA, where he served as chief resident during his final year. He completed his fellowship in pain management at UCLA.

Michael Wucinich, PA-C, MPH, CPH has always been enthusiastic about helping patients achieve their best possible quality of life. He is especially drawn to help patients who feel they're in a cycle of pain that hampers their desired level of activity at home, at work, and with recreation—and the accompanying emotional and psychological strain. He also has personal experience with chronic pain, so he understands how profoundly it affects every aspect of life.

Michael is certified by the National Commission on the Certification of Physician Assistants and the National Board of Public Health Examiners.